Queenslander

/ -ləndə; ˈkwiːnzˌlændə /

noun

1. a native or inhabitant of Queensland

Example Sentences

Fellow Queenslander Noel Pearson - one of the architects of this referendum - says this vote is crucial for righting historical wrongs.

From BBC

The Queenslander is popular with fans; a modest, down-to-earth figure with endearing larrikin qualities and a game of a quality that is only very sparingly conferred by golfing gods.

From BBC

Thanks to his Open win, the Queenslander is assured of his place in the majors for the next five years at least, although it remains to be seen whether the Masters will extend invitations to LIV players.

From BBC

The Australian Broadcasting Corp. cast Smith’s story as one of a “fearless Queenslander whose humble beginnings made a champion.”

From Seattle Times

He'd arrived at the North Staffordshire club a month or so before as a quiet, fresh-faced Queenslander looking to enhance his fledgling cricket aspirations with a stint as an overseas professional in the UK.

From BBC